This is fairly simple for a local architect to look up the specifics within the zoning resolution.

He'll avoid a capital gains hit and get steady income for his first ten years into retirement (he was going to just stick the lump sum in savings or a CD), so I knew this would be appealing, even at a fairly low rate.Keeping my fingers crossed.

I am fairly certain that the metal poles are all set in cement under the dirt, I pulled one of out and it was braced in with cement so I am guessing that the rest are as well.

It is the responsibility of the administrator of the 401k plan to ensure those are issued.

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This would come down $40k off of his asking price and I would need to count on continued appreciation to ensure a return at the end of the day.My goal with these units is to keep one as a long-term rental and renovate + sell the other. 

It is fairly easy for tenants to sign up and they are able to link their bank account for automatic payments or do one time payments every month.

To be fair, he has been involved in real estate for decades (owned a manufactured homes company, flipped homes for a few years, etc.), but he is absolutely convinced that there's no way I could buy lower end homes in my city to rent without ending up bankrupt.

American workers are financial slaves and our education system, political system, media, financial regulatory system, tax system and financial system pretty much ensures that this will not be changing.George Carlin on the “American Dream”https://youtu.be/kJ4SSvVbhLw

To make it fair, this penalty applies only to the first year of tenancy, though you can make it regardless how long they're there.